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On 25 August 1844 Parley P. Pratt published a little story in the New York Herald entitled "Joe smith and the Devil." In this story the devil happens upon Joseph, and they have a pleasant conversation. The devil is insisting to the Prophet that he, the devil, is happy to support all creeds, systems, and forms of Christianity, of whatever name or nature; so long as they leave out that abominable doctrine, which caused me so much trouble in former times, and which, after slumbering f... Read More
http://graceforgrace.com/2008/08/11/response-to-cri ticism-of-joseph-smiths-lectur es-on-faith/
One of my most favourite woman to have ever learned about is Emma Smith, this woman was and is an incredible example to me. Several years ago I had the oppertunity to talk in sacrament, the topic was on the women of the church. I decided to talk about Emma, cause for some reason she pulls on my heart strings. I did alot of reading up and research, I read the book, Joseph smith by Lucy Mac Smith, and my mother-in-law gave me the Aug 1992 Ensign, which contained stories and accou... Read More
In his day, Joseph smith was viewed as a simpleton, whose Book of Mormon was a lame attempt at making a Bible.Today, we have thousands of web pages, articles and books that discuss in depth, much of the importance of the things Joseph smith claimed to restore from ancient times. Serious modern scholars, who take more than just a cursory look, see a brilliant genius. In his book, The American Religion, scholar Harold Bloom noted just that, seeing Joseph smith to be the emblem of Ameri... Read More
I love this talk by President Eyring; it explains the importance of prophets, and the importance of following the to those who profess to believe. I have sustained several leaders of the church as prophets, seers, and revelators because I believe their were men chosen & called by the Lord to lead us at this time. Believing that, I chose to hear carefully what they say, pray about it, and ponder those things, especially the ones that seems repetitive or something I particularly don'... Read More
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